Big Bash League 2026-27 Schedule: Season 16 Dates & Venues

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Liam Carter

July 14, 2026

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Cricket Australia has released the full 44-match schedule for KFC BBL|16, running from 12 December 2026 to 26 January 2027. The season opens with the league’s first overseas fixture as Melbourne Renegades face Perth Scorchers in Chennai, before Christmas Eve cricket returns at Junction Oval for the first time in four years. Double-headers close the regular season on 16-17 January, with the final scheduled for Australia Day.

BBL 2026-27 Season 16 Full Match Schedule

The league phase features 40 matches across 37 days with games every night except Christmas Day. All times listed are in AEDT.

MatchDateTeamsVenueTime (AEDT)
1Sat 12 DecMelbourne Renegades vs Perth ScorchersMA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai8:10 PM
2Tue 15 DecBrisbane Heat vs Sydney SixersThe Gabba7:15 PM
3Wed 16 DecSydney Thunder vs Adelaide StrikersCorroboree Group Oval, Manuka7:15 PM
4Thu 17 DecHobart Hurricanes vs Brisbane HeatNinja Stadium7:15 PM
5Fri 18 DecMelbourne Stars vs Adelaide StrikersMCG7:15 PM
6Sat 19 DecSydney Thunder vs Sydney SixersENGIE Stadium7:15 PM
7Sun 20 DecPerth Scorchers vs Hobart HurricanesOptus Stadium7:15 PM
8Mon 21 DecMelbourne Stars vs Brisbane HeatJunction Oval7:15 PM
9Tue 22 DecSydney Sixers vs Melbourne RenegadesSCG7:15 PM
10Wed 23 DecAdelaide Strikers vs Sydney ThunderAdelaide Oval7:15 PM
11Thu 24 DecMelbourne Renegades vs Hobart HurricanesJunction Oval7:15 PM
12Sat 26 DecSydney Sixers vs Brisbane HeatSCG6:05 PM
13Sat 26 DecPerth Scorchers vs Melbourne StarsOptus Stadium9:15 PM
14Sun 27 DecSydney Thunder vs Melbourne RenegadesENGIE Stadium7:15 PM
15Mon 28 DecBrisbane Heat vs Adelaide StrikersThe Gabba7:15 PM
16Tue 29 DecHobart Hurricanes vs Melbourne StarsNinja Stadium7:15 PM
17Wed 30 DecPerth Scorchers vs Sydney ThunderOptus Stadium7:15 PM
18Thu 31 DecAdelaide Strikers vs Melbourne StarsAdelaide Oval7:15 PM
19Fri 1 JanMelbourne Renegades vs Sydney SixersMCG4:00 PM
20Fri 1 JanBrisbane Heat vs Hobart HurricanesThe Gabba7:15 PM
21Sat 2 JanSydney Thunder vs Perth ScorchersENGIE Stadium7:15 PM
22Sun 3 JanSydney Sixers vs Adelaide StrikersCorroboree Group Oval, Manuka7:15 PM
23Mon 4 JanMelbourne Stars vs Melbourne RenegadesMCG6:05 PM
24Mon 4 JanPerth Scorchers vs Brisbane HeatOptus Stadium9:15 PM
25Tue 5 JanHobart Hurricanes vs Sydney ThunderNinja Stadium7:15 PM
26Wed 6 JanAdelaide Strikers vs Melbourne RenegadesAdelaide Oval7:15 PM
27Thu 7 JanMelbourne Stars vs Sydney SixersMCG7:15 PM
28Fri 8 JanBrisbane Heat vs Perth ScorchersThe Gabba7:15 PM
29Sat 9 JanHobart Hurricanes vs Adelaide StrikersUniversity of Tasmania Stadium7:15 PM
30Sun 10 JanSydney Sixers vs Perth ScorchersSCG2:10 PM
31Sun 10 JanMelbourne Renegades vs Brisbane HeatJunction Oval7:15 PM
32Mon 11 JanSydney Thunder vs Melbourne StarsCorroboree Group Oval, Manuka7:15 PM
33Tue 12 JanAdelaide Strikers vs Hobart HurricanesAdelaide Oval7:15 PM
34Wed 13 JanPerth Scorchers vs Melbourne RenegadesOptus Stadium7:15 PM
35Thu 14 JanMelbourne Stars vs Hobart HurricanesMCG7:15 PM
36Fri 15 JanSydney Sixers vs Sydney ThunderSCG7:15 PM
37Sat 16 JanAdelaide Strikers vs Perth ScorchersAdelaide Oval4:00 PM
38Sat 16 JanMelbourne Renegades vs Melbourne StarsMCG7:15 PM
39Sun 17 JanHobart Hurricanes vs Sydney SixersNinja Stadium1:40 PM
40Sun 17 JanBrisbane Heat vs Sydney ThunderThe Gabba7:15 PM

The top four teams at the end of the league phase advance to a four-match finals series. The team finishing first earns two chances to reach the final through the Qualifier and, if needed, the Challenger. The third and fourth-placed teams meet in the Knockout, with the loser eliminated. A reserve day is available for the Final.

MatchDateFormatVenue
QualifierTue 19 Jan 20271st vs 2ndTBC
KnockoutWed 20 Jan 20273rd vs 4thTBC
ChallengerSat 23 Jan 2027Qualifier loser vs Knockout winnerTBC
BBL16 FinalTue 26 Jan 2027Qualifier winner vs Challenger winner

BBL 2026-27 Season 16 Teams and Home Venues

All eight franchises return for Season 16, though the Melbourne landscape has changed significantly. Cricket Victoria announced in June 2026 that the Stars and Renegades will merge administrations into a single entity, with the combined team expected to play under a new Melbourne brand in the future. Cricket Victoria plans to sell its second BBL licence entirely to a private investor, following the model used in The Hundred franchise sales in England.

BBL Teams
Source: Khel Now

The rebranding has been postponed for the 2026-27 season due to the extended timeline on Cricket Australia’s broader privatisation vote. Victoria has applied to trademark three potential new names for the merged team, including Rangers, Blazers and Magic, but both clubs will compete under their existing names for now. The Renegades will operate under a temporary administration led by former Stars general manager Max Abbott, with Cameron White continuing as men’s coach.

The Renegades ended a 15-year association with Marvel Stadium ahead of this season and will play two home matches each at the MCG and Junction Oval, alongside the Chennai opener. Both Melbourne derbies will be held at the MCG on 4 January and 16 January, while nine BBL matches will be staged in Melbourne across the season, up from seven last summer.

TeamHome VenueCityBBL Titles
Perth ScorchersOptus StadiumPerth6
Sydney SixersSCGSydney3
Brisbane HeatThe GabbaBrisbane2
Sydney ThunderENGIE StadiumSydney1
Adelaide StrikersAdelaide OvalAdelaide1
Hobart HurricanesNinja StadiumHobart1
Melbourne RenegadesMCG, Junction OvalMelbourne1
Melbourne StarsMCGMelbourne0

BBL|16 Opens on Indian Soil for the First Time in the League’s 16-Season History

BBL Season 16 arrives as the most significant edition in the competition’s history. The Chennai opener at Chepauk makes the Big Bash the first foreign T20 league to stage a match on Indian soil, part of a broader ‘G’day Namaste’ festival strengthening sporting ties between the two nations.

Perth Scorchers enter chasing a seventh consecutive title after their sixth in January 2026, with Australian Test stars unlikely to feature this summer due to the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in India.

Author By:

Liam Carter

Liam has over a decade of experience covering AFL, NRL, and cricket. He focuses on match insights, player performance, and clear, data-backed analysis for Australian sports fans. He has covered major domestic leagues and international fixtures, bringing a strong understanding of game situations and team dynamics. His approach combines statistics with real match context, helping readers get simple and practical insights from every game.

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